Green is the colour for the day as Bitcoin emerges from a slump June 28, 2021 The Bitcoin price shot back up to $35k again last night, having dropped to $30k late on Friday.
Nukkleus acquires London-based Match Financial June 28, 2021 Software and technology solutions firm Nukkleus, has acquired Match Financial Limited, a London-based financial services firm that wholly owns Digital RFQ Limited.
Binance given the boot by UK financial watchdog June 27, 2021 The Financial Conduct Authority has banned Binance from advertising and establishing a UK-based operation.
In centralised finance we distrust June 27, 2021 Crypto AM columnist Dr Chris Kacher talks about his lack of faith with centralised finance and how BTC can beat the FUD.
DeFi defying gravity: risk, reward, hype and FUD June 26, 2021 Alex Lightman walks us through how decentralised finance works, including the risks and trends to look out for.
Ripple outpacing Bitcoin among UK crypto investors June 25, 2021 Data from the Uphold website shows UK transaction volumes across all cryptocurrencies have leapt 16-fold during the first three months of 2021.
John McAfee’s death and the inevitable end of anti-scarlet pimpernels June 25, 2021 Crypto AM columnist Monty Munford bids farewell to his old friend and comrade John McAfee.
Announcing the Crypto AM Policy Forum June 25, 2021 Announcing the formation of the Crypto AM Policy Forum which will be made up of industry and support service representatives.
Police seize £114m of cryptocurrency in money laundering sting June 25, 2021 Scotland Yard detectives last night raided a huge money laundering operation in London, seizing more than £100m in cryptocurrency.
Panasonic sells entire stake in Tesla for $3.6bn June 25, 2021 Panasonic has sold its stake in electric car maker Tesla for $3.6bn, a spokesperson for the Japanese company said today. The sale comes as Panasonic looks to raise cash for investing in growth and to reduce its dependence on Tesla. The electronics firm is dominated by Elon Musk’s company, but the two have often had [...]